1. present participle of outdodge; to dodge or evade more skillfully or successfully than someone else
Usage: informal; typically used in competitive or confrontational contexts

Examples

• The boxer was outdodging his opponent with quick footwork.
• She kept outdodging the reporter's questions about the scandal.
• The running back excelled at outdodging defenders in the open field.
• He was outdodging responsibility by blaming others.
• The driver was outdodging traffic by taking side streets.